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May 7, 2026ONCOLOGY0 citations

Before Certainty

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YLYan Leyfman

Key Points

  • To examine how medical language and care processes influence patient uncertainty in lymphoma diagnosis.
  • Qualitative analysis of the communication process among medical professionals and the patient.
  • Observation of care coordination strategies during the diagnosis phase.
  • Interviews with the patient to gauge emotional responses to medical information.
  • Patients experienced reduced anxiety through effective communication of the lymphoma diagnosis.
  • Medical language provided clarity but also contributed to initial anxiety.
  • Rapid coordination among care teams was crucial in addressing patient concerns.

Abstract

A young father faces a potential lymphoma diagnosis, revealing how medical language, restraint, and rapid coordination reshape care and ease uncertainty.

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Yan Leyfman (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fbefef164b5133a91a40d3https://doi.org/10.46883/2026.25921074
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